Before going to Catania, there are two towns that deserve a visit: Arcireale and Acicastello.
Arcireale is famous not only for its thermal waters, but also for its historic center, where there are many different baroque masterpieces, such as the Cathedral and the Palazzo Musmeci.
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Venice is an Italian city situated in the North-East of the country, and it is characterized by the fact that its buildings are partially sunken by the Venetian Lagoon’s waters. The city and lagoon are among UNESCO’s World Heritage Sites.
The city has a great history, since it was one of the strongest maritime powers during the Reinassance, with the result that Venice became one of the major trading centres, especially with regard to silk, and spices.
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The city of Cuneo is mostly known to be located close to France, but there is definitely more to know about it.
In fact, once you are in the province, you can choose between several different activities, according to your taste.
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One of the main destinations chosen by people to spend pleasant holidays is Positano. Thanks to its extraordinary features, this city,which is located in Campania and precisely in the province of Salerno, has been defined as “the pearl” of the Amalfi Coast.
This city has a mild climate and it is made up of long steps that connect the heart of the city with the beach made of grey sand.
The two most famous and haunted beaches of Positano are “Spiaggia Grande” and “Spiaggia di Fornillo” which have the advantage to be able to be reached on foot.
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